Francesco Tristano
12 October 2024 | 8.00 pm
Müpa Budapest Béla Bartók National Concert Hall


#Electronic music
#Crossover
Francesco Tristano:
Introit
Francesco Tristano:
Hello
Frescobaldi:
Three Toccatas – Second Book
Francesco Tristano:
Ritornello
Liszt:
Nuages gris (Grey Clouds)
Francesco Tristano:
Hotel Meguro
Francesco Tristano:
Neon City
Francesco Tristano:
Electric Mirror
Francesco Tristano:
Chi no oto
Francesco Tristano:
The Third Bridge at Nakameguro
16th-century anonymous composer:
La Mi Re
Francesco Tristano:
La Mi Re Remix
Born in Luxembourg and educated in New York, pianist and composer Francesco Tristano is as much at home in the world of the classical masters and jazz as he is in electronic and experimental music. A first-rate Bach player, he is recording all the keyboard works of the Baroque master, while he has creative energies to spare for electronic music: Francesco Tristano seeks the possibility of ecstasy in all kinds of music. He thinks piano and the synthesizer are the equals of each other, and it is natural for him to adapt electronic dance music from Detroit to the piano, or to use the possibilities offered by electronics to throw new light on the familiar sound of classical piano compositions. He performs with some of the finest symphony orchestras and he has collaborated with musicians from the most diverse genres, including Ryuichi Sakamoto, Michel Portal, Derrick May, Carl Craig and Jeff Mills.
#Electronic music
#Crossover
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